The "historic debt" was plundered in 3 years:
This is equivalent to the entire gross domestic product of Chile, Portugal, or Denmark, a figure that frankly does not fit in the mind, nor in a calculator that we have at home, and less so, with the poor, very poor; better said, null management results of a government that is more concerned with fighting to stay in a political campaign from which they never stepped down, not even when they won a tremendously questioned election in which violations of limits and disturbing conversations of Gustavo Petro's own brother, with the so-called "pact of the picota," have already been proven.
TL;DR
- National public debt has reached 1,238 trillion pesos, a 55% increase in three years.
- This debt is compared to the GDP of Chile, Portugal, or Denmark.
- The government is criticized for prioritizing political campaigns over effective management.
- Execution of the national development plan is significantly behind schedule (59.1% completion instead of the expected 85.7%).
- High informality rate (nearly 13 million people, 57% of the country) and struggling entrepreneurship are noted.
- Concerns are raised about increasing violence and the government's response.
- The article questions the lack of action from judicial and oversight authorities like the Fiscalía and Procuraduría.
- Inaugurations of facilities without public services are cited as examples of poor gestión.